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Philippine-China conflict: How did we come to be so dependent on Chinese imports?

Posted on June 14, 2011March 7, 2014 By benign0 24 Comments on Philippine-China conflict: How did we come to be so dependent on Chinese imports?
Philippine-China conflict: How did we come to be so dependent on Chinese imports?

Last weekend Governor Joey Salcedo of the Philippine province of Albay issued what on the surface looks to be a ludicrous proposal — that Filipinos “boycott” Chinese-made products. Salcedo made this call to Filipinos to “hurt [China] where it counts” in light of recent military and diplomatic tension between the Philippines and China over the…

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